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sábado, 4 de julio de 2015

JLA: Year One #1 - Justice League of America: Year One

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" JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA: YEAR ONE "

Somewhere in a dark room a man watches television on several monitors about some new super heroes that have popped up on the scene recently. These heroes are The Flash - in real life named Barry Allen, an oftentimes bored criminal scientist; the Green Lantern aka Hal Jordan, an overconfident test pilot; Black Canary aka as Dinah Lance who not only took over the superhero identity of her mother, but also her flower shop; the alien Martian Manhunter who disguises himself as the quiet police detective John Jones; and finally Aquaman, the lord of the seven seas. 

All five of them recently worked together against mysterious beings which may be part of an alien invasion. Despite having different feelings about their teamwork, the five heroes meet again on request of the US Army to hand over two of the alien creatures which the heroes were able to capture. The aliens are hidden in a secret cave, but as the heroes enter this cave they find dozens of masked men in uniforms who apparently try to kidnap the two massive alien beings. As the two creatures suddenly awake, a furious battle between the three factions begins. The outcome for the heroes is not very successful as they are not used to act as a team and do not know each others powers and skills very well. In the end, the masked men escape with one of the alien creatures via teleportation which leaves only one alien to the US Army. 

As the five heroes talk about their team effort, they are being monitored by the leaders of the "Locus" organization. They intend to keep a close eye on the young band of super heroes ...



TITULO: JLA: Year One
PORTADA: Barry Kitson
GUION: Mark Waid; Brian Augustyn
DIBUJO: Barry Kitson
TINTA: Barry Kitson
COLOR: Pat Garrahy
EDITORIAL: DC Comics
FECHA: Enero / 1998
GENERO: Superheroes
PERSONAJES:
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IDIOMA: Español
 
 
 
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More Fun Comics #73 Case of the Namesake Murders / The Submarine Strikes

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" AQUAMAN AND GREEN ARROW FIRST APPEARANCE "

st appearance of Green Arrow and Aquaman. Writer Mort Weisinger and artist George Papp ushered in the era of Green Arrow by foregoing a traditional origin story and joining the brand new hero and his sidekick Speedy in the middle of what appeared to be a lively adventuring career, subtly implying to readers that this was an established, popular feature and not one still finding its feet. As his name suggested, Green Arrow was a Robin Hood like character who could solve any dilemma with the application of archery. This included stringing a line between two rooftops for a high wire balancing act and firing shafts into a wall to create an impromptu ladder. The last story of this issue introduced Aquaman, King of the 7 seas. Aquaman wasn't the first underwater hero - DC's rival Funnies Inc had introduced a character called Namor the Sub-Mariner in their publication Marvel Comics #1 (1939) - but he filled a niche among DC's costumed adventurers. Featuring artwork of Paul Norris, the story showed off Aquaman's array of powers including super-strength, the ability to breathe underwater, and an understanding of the language of ocean creatures.




TITULO: More fun comics
PORTADA: Howard Sherman
GUION:
Mort Weisinger
DIBUJO:
George Papp (Case of the Namesake Murders), Paul Morris (The Submarine Strikes)
TINTA: 
Chad Grothkopf (Case of the Namesake Murders), Paul Morris (The Submarine Strikes)
COLOR: ?

EDITORIAL: DC Comics
FECHA: Noviembre / 1941
GENERO: Superheroes
PERSONAJES:
Green Arrow [Oliver Queen] (introduction, has brown hair); Speedy [Roy Harper] (introduction); George Lincoln (death); John Hale (millionaire, death); Anthony Caesar (oil magnate, death); Frank D.Arcy (President of the History Club); Leonard Achilles (death); Amos Socrates; Ezra Samson (villain, Treasurer of the History Club, death); Muggsy Smith (villain) (Case of the Namesake Murders); Aquaman (introduction, origin); un-named father of Aquaman; the Nazis (villains, one dies)
(The Submarine Strikes)
IDIOMA: Español


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miércoles, 17 de junio de 2015

Sagas DC: Justice League of America #65 - T O Morrow Kills The Justice League - - Today!

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" T.O. MORROW KILLS THE JUSTICE LEAGUE... TODAY! "

T. O. Morrow has defeated the JSA on Earth-2 as part of his overall plan. Now he tries to defeat the Justice League in order to stop his latest scheme, which involves his supercomputer stopping all of time itself, which would be fatal to all, since Morrow didn't want that to happen. The revived JLA and JSA teams then defeat Morrow's supercomputer's plot,and Morrow is later jailed.




TITULO: justice League of america #65
PORTADA: Dick Dillin, Joe Giella
GUION: Gardner Fox
DIBUJO: Dick Dillin
TINTA: Sid Greene
COLOR: ?
EDITORIAL: DC Comics
FECHA: Septiembre / 1968
PERSONAJES:
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Villains:
IDIOMA: Español




Escaneadores: Greg House
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